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* Set up OSS-Fuzz (Google). See starred email in qpdf label. * Set up OSS-Fuzz (Google). See starred email in qpdf label.
* Add an explicit test case that uses copyForeignObject to convert a * Add a method to QPDFPageObjectHelper that converts a page into a
page object to a form XObject. Comment in the test case and/or code form XObject.
to explain this use case. Update the docs to explain the difference
between copying a page in the two ways: using addPage updates the * Update the docs for copyForeignObject and addPage to explain the
pages tree, while using copyForeignObject does not. The latter is difference between copying a page in the two ways: using addPage
appropriate when a page is being converted to a form XObject. updates the pages tree, while using copyForeignObject does not. The
latter is appropriate when a page is being converted to a form
XObject.
* Look at the file for issue 271 (../misc/bugs/271/6059954.pdf) to
figure out why the compression is bad and see if I can do anything
about it.
Next ABI Next ABI
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of all that code to make the checks more robust. In particular, of all that code to make the checks more robust. In particular,
it's hard to look at the code and quickly determine what is a true it's hard to look at the code and quickly determine what is a true
logic error and what could happen because of malformed user input. logic error and what could happen because of malformed user input.
See also ../misc/linearization-errors.
* There are a few known limitations of copying foreign streams. These * There are a few known limitations of copying foreign streams. These
are somewhat discussed in github issue 219. They are most likely are somewhat discussed in github issue 219. They are most likely